Surplus Earnings and Expenses Reported for 1883
The article surveys railway earnings and costs for 1883 and 1882, noting a large December expense rise driven by rails, track work, and taxes, with Colorado lines contributing much. It criticizes December earnings decline, cites stock moves and reorganizations, and reports on various rail and stock movements including Union Pacific, Mexican Central, New York and New England, and related bond plans.
Dividends Declared by Sinois Central and Jocuista Mining
Sinois Central railroad declares 4 percent semi annual and 2 percent extra dividends. Jocuista Mining declares 25 of 50,000 par value 500 per share payable May 26. Orders in stocks and bonds executed at Boston and New York stock boards by Nicholson Hill & Co. Private wire to major cities. Daily quotations available at No 40 Water Street.
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Nichardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
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American Electric and Illuminating Co
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Felstemht H. E. Irvine
Bullish New York markets drive stocks higher on Feb 16
Money on call eased, mercantile paper steady, and foreign exchange firm. Bulls pushed Western Union Union Pacific Louisville & Nashville and Lackawanna higher with Western Union reaching 78 1 2. Pullman Palace tumbled briefly before rebounding near 109. Total volume 373 600 shares amid mixed afternoon activity as rail stocks faced liquidity and potential squeezes.
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Prime Mercantile
Western Union
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Lackawana
Shorts
Baltimore & Ohio
Pullman Palace
Pullman Palace Car Company
Undertone
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Oregon Navigation
Warling, Denslow & Co
Trade and LTS Outlook and Grain Market Summary
First call at 12 M reports 21 cars sold with February delivery of 9 cars at 46lyc May delivery 12 cars at 4614c Second call at 1 P M shows 3 cars May delivery at 4614c all No 2 white cats Seller cash. Grain inspection today shows 92 cars with corn No 2 mixed sail 41 cars. Receipts today include corn 61,100 bus wheat 2,000 oats 24,626 shorts 2,300 oatmeal sacks. Flour received today 3,860 bbls and 5,512 sacks. Butter cheese eggs price movements noted with regional receipts in New York Boston Chicago. Provisions and pork futures listed with February to May price shifts. Live hogs in Union Stockyards estimated receipts 7,000. weekly totals show large movements. Petroleum certificates traded around 1.02 to 1.04 with active trade and firm prices.
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City
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Continent
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Yaboaudyge
Ted Winter
Barney
Milwaukee
Grain and flour markets show steady tones with wide prices
The market report notes firmer grain and flour values, with Western superfine flour at 325 per barrel and various patents and millfeeds priced across Minnesota and Illinois. Corn and oats remain steady to firm with light demand, butter and eggs show mixed movement, and pork, lard, and dressed hogs stay firm amid active demand.
Shipping and Mercantile Totals Across Caribbean and Atlantic Ports
A detailed list records numerous cargoes and consignments by ships and firms including E A Snow, Burt Bridgham, Burdett & Williams, and Merchants Despatch Transportation. Items cover leather, dye, paper, tin plates, ore, sugar, coffee, and oils, with destinations and vessels such as Matanzas, Surinam, Fort Fortune Bay, Petit Goave, Port Prince, Minatullan, Demerara, Saint Marc, and Port Plata.
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Dreyfus & Co
Lord
Burt, Bridgham & Snow
Burdett & Williams
Jones & Co
Congden & Wilber
Martin & Co
Rogers & Co
Atram French & Co
Weollens Macallar, Parker
Matanzas
Walker Armington
Sigar Nash, Spaulding & Co
Surinam
Sadie Wilcutt
Thos E Bixby & Co
Fortune Bay
Mary Fernald
Petit Goave
Mary E Pennell
As& W G Lewis
Port AU Prince
Flora
Wilde & Bro
Minatillan
Wyer G Sargent
Geo D Emery
Port Plata
Lida Fowler
Holt & Bugbee
Thebaud
Demerara
Lewis Ehrman
Cushman & Co
ST Marc
Lizzie May
Foreign Exports and Goods Listed by Regions and Ships
Honolulu Halifax and Liverpool commodities totaled across exports and cargoes. Items include tobacco hardware rope enamelled in cases, lumber, paper goods, oils, metals, meats, and farm produce. Notable vessels include Steamer Carroll and Steamer Virginian with mixed cargoes and quantities.
Receipts of Stapiec Products and Railroad Totals Feb 16
Receipts from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine and Peabody lines list bales wool cotton flour corn oats malt millfeed tallow tea butter cheese eggs beans potatoes lumber leather and hides with counts, sacks, and cases. Also notes By Peabody and Salem Expresses and By Sea commodities received.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products February 16
Readable port receipts list for February 16 compare 1883 and 1884 across staples. Includes cotton, butter, wool, cheese, flour, eggs, oats, beans, corn, apples, potatoes, wheat, hay, barley, malt, lumber, leather, tallow, lard, hams, hides, tea, coffee, skins, sugar, molasses, pelts, and sacks of flour redacted to barrels for 1883 column.
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and rice price outlines
Cotton markets report by telegraph shows arrivals and net receipts across Savannah Wilmington Norfolk Charleston and other ports with coastwise totals and stocks on hand. Prices steady to dull with mid ranges noted and various city market summaries alongside New York and Chicago furniture.
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Grain and livestock markets across Chicago and midwestern hubs
Chicago hogs and cattle trade shows strong to active demand with high pork and beef prices. Receipts and shipments tallied for flour wheat and barley. St Louis and Toledo reports note steady to higher grain values with mixed cereal futures. Detroit markets reflect dull wheat and varied bid levels across wheat grades.
Cotton and commodities report from Liverpool and Havana
Liverpool quotes show cotton steady with distinct bid ranges and exports. futures in narrow ranges as March and April positions shift. Wheat cargoes light at London and Liverpool flour and corn prices posted. receipts and provisions listed. Havana sugar market active late, prices low but holders selling, stock levels and weekly trade figures detailed with freight and exchange data.
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Railway Matters and Annual Report of Chicago and Alton
The twenty first annual report of the Chicago and Alton railroad for 1883 shows track length 1088 miles and stock at 14 931 872 with 12 506 400 common and 2 425 400 preferred. Gross earnings were 3 810 610 with passengers 2 270 379 freight 6 197 680 and other revenue. Net earnings rose 201 038 though expenses increased to 4 579 958. The balance on Dec 30 1883 stood at 1 926 704. the system owns 228 locomotives 115 passenger cars and 6544 freight cars. Five thousand six hundred seven tons of steel rails and 339 441 ties laid during the year. The report notes taxes cases and hearings on various rail matters including New York and New England taxes and a Franklin and Somerset railroad hearing. Additional items cover St Louis and San Francisco surplus shares, Hunter Sampses Wells judgment in Mexico, Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western earnings, Rutland suit against ex President Page, Pittsburgh and Buffalo railroad formation, 147 miles built in 1884, and Illinois Central land sales with March 12 annual meeting.
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Old Gondola Debates Return in Local Council Tale
The Herald reprints an aged Boston council story about importing 25 gondolas for the public garden. A proposed amendment would limit to two gondolas a male and a female, trusting nature to natural increase, with verbatim speeches by Mr. O Day and Mr. O Sh ay.
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Bankrupt notices and insolvency filings across Boston and Ontario
Henry E Marcy & Co and Wade H Jewett & Co face bankruptcy actions with creditors in Boston. Insolvency filings include J B Farrar & Co and William H Whitmore. Creditors from Water town Lumber Co and various Ontario firms show widespread failures. Other notices cover mortgages, assignments, and settlements in New Hampshire Maine New York and beyond.
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